Charlotte’s largest amphitheaters open, here’s what you need to know

CHARLOTTE — Charlotte’s largest amphitheaters, PNC Music Pavilion and Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre, are open for the 2022 season. The lineups include country favorites such as Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean and Keith Urban, as well as popular artists such as Halsey, Backstreet Boys and Lil Baby.

We’ve listed the schedule for each venue below, as well some useful information you need to know before you head out to catch a show.

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All events will use mobile entry, which means that your mobile device will be used to get into the show. Tickets will not be emailed or available for printing. However, for previously scheduled shows where you selected print at home or mail, your tickets will be honored accordingly.

Pro tips: If you’ve purchased tickets for a group and some people in the group plan to come separately, you can transfer the tickets directly by using the Live Nation app. Also, before entering the gate, increase the brightness of your phone screen to help with scanning. Click here for more information on mobile ticketing.

You can also keep your cash at home. All points of sale at the venue will be cashless — only credit or debit cards will be accepted.

To help reduce staff contact with fans’ belongings, only clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags will be allowed in the venues. Tote bags can be no larger than 12-by-6-by-12 inches and clutch bags cannot be bigger than 4.5-by-6.5 inches.

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Some artists may require additional safety protocols, which are subject to change, so check the specific event page closer to the event date for the latest information. Ticket purchasers will also receive direct emails with important information leading up to the show.

CHARLOTTE METRO CREDIT UNION AMPHITHEATRE

Barenaked Ladies — June 5

Russ — June 8

Ben Rector — June 9

Flogging Molly and The Interrupters — June 10

The War On Drugs — June 14

Maren Morris — June 16

Cody Johnson — June 17

H.E.R. — June 23

5 Seconds of Summer — July 3

Whiskey Myers — July 8

Big Time Rush — July 16

Coheed and Cambria — July 24

Iration and Atmosphere — July 29

Halestorm and The Pretty Reckless — July 30

Alicia Keys — Aug. 2

David Gray — Aug. 12

Brett Eldredge – Aug. 18 (tickets go on sale May 20)

Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness and Dashboard Confessional — Aug. 20

Jack White — Aug. 25

Goo Goo Dolls — Aug. 26

Jamey Johnson and Blackberry Smoke — Aug. 27

Lauv — Aug. 30

Dispatch and O.A.R. — Aug. 31

Lake Street Dive — Sept. 17

The Head and The Heart — Sept. 20

Address: 1000 NC Music Factory Blvd.

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PNC MUSIC PAVILION

Halsey — May 27

Nick Cannon’s MTV Wild ‘N Out Live — May 29

Morgan Wallen — June 2

The Doobie Brothers — June 8

Kingdom Tour featuring Maverick City Music with Kirk Franklin — June 9

Tears for Fears — June 13

Kid Rock — June 17

Backstreet Boys — June 24

Train — June 30

Chicago and Brian Wilson — July 1

One Republic — July 8

Matchbox Twenty — rescheduled from July 12 to July 11, 2023 (all previously purchased tickets will be honored for the new date)

The Chicks — July 14

Luke Bryan — July 22

Tedeschi Trucks Band — July 23

Rob Zombie and Mudvayne — July 24

The Black Keys — July 27

Jason Aldean — July 29

Styx & REO Speedwagon — Aug. 6

Chris Brown and Lil Baby — Aug. 9

Encanto: The Sing Along Film Concert — Aug. 11

Wiz Khalifa and Logic — Aug. 11

Keith Urban — Aug. 12

Kidz Bop — Aug. 13

Jack Johnson — Aug. 23

Rod Stewart — Aug. 26

Korn and Evanescence — Aug. 31

Five Finger Death Punch with Megadeth — Sept. 6

Outlaw Music Festival with Willie Nelson & Family and others — Sept. 10

Wu-Tang Clan and NAS — Sept. 18

Zac Brown Band — Sept. 24

Shinedown — Sept. 26

Alice in Chains — Oct. 4

Address: 707 Pavilion Blvd.

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